hornless

American  

[hawrn-lis] / ˈhɔrn lɪs /

adjective

1. (of cattle, sheep, or the like) having no horns on the head.

2. not frightening or evil, especially in contrast to expectation.

3. (of a musical performance or recording) not including or making use of horns or other brass instruments.

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Example Sentences

Rhinocerotids varied widely in form, ranging from large, bulky animals to smaller, hornless types.

From Science Daily

A Crispr experiment to breed hornless cattle in the U.S. was initially hailed as a major success, but was later discovered to have introduced an unintended stretch of bacterial DNA into the cows' genome.

From Salon

Potential applications of gene-editing technology include genetically hornless cows, and pigs or chickens that are resistant to diseases.

From BBC

Many dairy farmers prefer hornless cows — horns can inflict damage when wielded by 1,500-pound animals — so they often burn them off in a painful process using corrosive chemicals and scalding irons.

From Salon

Ymir was not the only living thing to be formed by the melting of the ice: there was also a hornless cow, more enormous than the mind could hold.

From Literature